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The picturesque Versova Beach is set North of Juhu Beach in Greater Mumbai district of Maharashtra.
Versova Beach is among Mumbai's hot attractions than any other Coastal Beaches of Maharashtra. As a continuation of Juhu Beach, Versova Beach is separated by a creek.
With splendorous Arabian Sea lunging on its sandy shore, Versova Beach is an ultimate fun destination among several Beaches in Maharashtra.
It is also home to Mumbai's largest fishing community - the Koils.
You may plan a trip to Versova Beach at practically anytime, however we advice you to make a trip between September and May.
When the humidity is low and the cool see breeze gives a pleasant respite from the general heat and grime of the city life.
Among the most fascinating scenes of Versova Beach is the time when fishermen are ready to barge into the Sea to get their first catch, all armed with their fishing nets and lines.
The whole ambience gives a surreal feel and can tempt you to go take some snaps of such magical moments.
And of course if you are among those who love fishes, then buying fishes could be a great shopping experience as well, with the first catch for your taste buds.
The Arabian Sea on Versova Beach could be slightly dangerous too than other Coastal Beaches of Maharashtra, since it forms treacherous whirlpools that can suck fishing boats and trawlers.
So it's better to be aware while planning to go swimming in the Sea. During High tides the whole of Versova Beach gets submerged.
When in Versova Beach you could plan various other destinations that are equally fulfilling in what they offer.
There is Juhu Beach that is another hot fun lovers destination.
Iskcon,it is more popularly known as Hare Rama Hare Krishna temple and is situated at Juhu.
A holy place of worship, meditation and spiritual knowledge, it advocates the principles of The Bhagwad Gita as taught by Lord Krishna.
ISKCON TemplePowai Lake,this lake is 25 miles from Bombay, and can be reached via King's Circle, Sion, and Kurla, or through Santa Cruz and Andheri.
Lake Powai is near the IIT campus and is smaller than Vihar lake which is a mile further.
Jain Temple,this marble temple was erected in 1904. Statues of the Jain Tirthankaras(prophets) are placed on the ground floor of the temple.
Siddhivinayak Temple,the historic Shri Siddhivinayak Temple is at Prabhadevi in Central Mumbai. The temple is almost 200 years old and an idol of Lord Ganesh is carved a black stone.
The trunk of the elephant-god Ganesh is turned to the right. The idol is visible from any point in the mandap. It is close to Dadar station.
Mount Mary Church,the Mount Mary Church at Bandra is an important church and is the venue for the annual fair. The view of the sunset over the Arabian Ocean is breathtaking.
HOW TO GET THERE :
Air:
Being one of the main metropolises in India,Mumbai has an airport of its own.
Rail:
Mumbai is well connected by rail with all the places in the country.
Road:
Tourists can access this beach from any point of the city. State as well as private operators run buses from almost all the important points in the city. Taxis and autos rickshawas are also available for commutation.
Contact our travel desk for all customized tour planning arrangements on the following Mobile Nos: +91 - 99428 99555 , 98424 30308 , 99425 87000,.Email Id : info@india-beaches.com, Fax No: 0422 - 2331605
